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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12

on Friday Mr.. George Dungss, Of Meyer
dale Somerset county. arrived in Chambers
bur. with drove Of cattle, which be Is dis
posing s,f al MiIlers Western Hotel. On
"Wednesday be stopped At the farm Of John
Rebok, near Loadon where he obtained pas
ture- Afer the cattle had been in the feii
sometime Mr.. Dunges was walking through
il when he came upon an old well which be
thoagiii unsafe ON looking down be motto
Cd one Of his s;eers casmly sitting on IL
hauBehes He Immediately procured assist
snce md arrangements were made 10 release
the animal A derrick was erected over The
well. and rope and tackle attached. 4 man
was then lowered and chain securely fast
ened around the steers body Two horstS
were hitched to the end Of the rope and an
effor1 made to draw the steer up. The chain
slipped AID that proiec1 was abandoned A.
Mr. Dunges would have disposed Of the am
mai al any price, be decided 70 fasten the
chain around irs horns. Del the resnli be what
il may. This was done and by the aid Of the
horses the steer was landed safely at the TOP
OF the well
An investigation showed that the only in
jury sustained was d slight cut upon the
head. The animal was driven 10 Il. Thomas
with the herd on Thursday and from there
to Charubersburg Friday. The well was
forty feet deep and The steer weighed twelve
hundred pounds fhaAk7ia Repository.
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Morning Prayer Meditation for Piano by
John Wiegand is the most beautiful and
sparkling composition Mr.. Wiegand has ever
written Try il fyou wish something nou-
sically pretty and pleasing. Price 50 cents
Ign. Fischer. Publisher Toledo. o
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citizens Of the Lisonier valley have been
- ions terrarizea by a gang q outlaws tAat
they propose % lake stef's 20 nd the viciii iiy
o. these brisands ii the authority DO mol All
promptly.
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The senior editor Of the HERALD i iniebt-
ed 70 Mr. I'd Gilbert Of Butchers Run, Cal.
for a valuable beautiful and usefal inlSstaild-
received few days ago The stand is made
entirely of specimens Of the various ores Of
the golden state, inEenioasly put together
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12

The complaints that reach u oithe failure
of subscril,ers 10 &c; their paper regularly
and promptly are loud and deep The taui;
j. not ours- The paPers are mailed on time
every week b. Reform postmaster.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12

A decision Sas rendered by the supreme
courr Of tliis state al Piitsburs on Monday,
declaring that dealing IN Differences in tie
price Of petroleum j. gambling and Illegal,
and cannot BE- slst1ine5 IN q oourt Of jus
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12

Mr J4uob Neh tie oldest male citiztn Of
Somersei. die5 y BIZ home on North Main
street, Wu5nesd4y evening. He lad been
confined 10 his bed for soIne time past, and
his death wa not uReKpecied-
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Nsr-sa-e iie-ns@ have hen issus-i 10 the
following nsssesi EssrS,ns since our last ~
ESors
Norman chrissneF and Annie Z Heffinysr
ssoih OF Haklick township
B. Hecilsselfler and Emma J Duszn. both
Of Niddles-sek township
We have the printer to meex yes who
dossn't ssjoy drink of good cider, and the
prin;er- sas The HEEAIB a,r sf one mind A.
10 tie kind their farmer friend sszbriss
Good makes and when he deposited two
gallon jug Of a. fii5e a. silk in the COR
posing roorn last Wednesday morning work
was suspended until the said two gallons
had disappeared Gahe always remein-
hers the printer boys. and they viii all ne
nlensi-er lita On the ssh Of Sosensier
sSrri5ases's aaga-lss viii sigrlalize the CON-
piesion Of It's iirss year by the publication of
a superb Christmas number Its contents
wiii be chiefly poetry and fiction, and liters-
ture appropriate TO the season. The number
Of illustrations VIII be greatly increased. and
viii represent the best and most original
work Of American artists and eagravers The
cover Is to be enriched by a special border,
printed in gold bat notwithstanding the
fact thai the preparation OF this number has
necessitated. Of course a greatly increased
cost, the price viii reinan a. usual. twenty
five cents.
Al the opening of the General Assembly Of
the knights Of Labor al Minneapolis on Tues
day Grand Master Workman Powderly
made speech in which he said the follow
ing sensible things
hate anarchy and hate anarchists.
How can the child reared in proye-ty, squal-
or. ignorance and vice grow up 10 respect the
institutions Of his country When ! say
stop importing foreign I,aupers, Iet Only those
come 10 our free America who come Of their
own VIII 70 make their homes here, Is that
saving anything against foreigner iCres
Of No. " Not thought you'd say no.
This i why am called crank on the inn
migration question
am also called crank 90 the temper
aIsce question ] may be crank on this
question. but ] am not ashamed 10 say that
I would far rather see a nsan sOter man
than a drunkzrd- II Is better to educate our
children 10 be temperate than 10 De drunk
ards There's Dot 4 man living who will say
that is right TO bring into the home that
which danns the head of the family There
are those who have threatened 10 leave the
order because Of my position on this question
say to az who would withdraw for such
cause, go III trust the fate Of this Ma
ton with sober men and womeI- I'll never
take back one word Of what ] have said On
the temperance question. 20 help me God.
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Second-hand School Books.
OILS! Oils! Oils!

The Standard Oh Company, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
nlzkes a specially of IlauufacturiDE for the
Domestic rrsde The fueSt brands Of
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Des tn OF Mrs. Wray Taylor.

1t is with sincere regret that We an
nounce the death OF Mrs. Wray Taylor,
at her residence, Beretania street. yes
terday, at the early age of twenty-eight
years. The deceased lady, Keomailani
Lydia Croninberg, was of the line OF
aliis. She was born at Lahaina, Maui,
February oath. 1859 Her father was
Jesse Croninberg; her mother, Auhea,
is still living. Her grandmother
was a cousin OF King Lunalilo's mother.
When eight years old she was sent to
England, with three other young Ha-
wa.ian girls, by Queen Emma to be edu-
Gated. These children went IN charge
Of Miss Sellon, and were carefully
brought up by the Davenport Sisters at
Ascot Priory. There Keomailani Lydia
Croninberg was the ward OF the famous
Rev f. B. Pussy, D. D., under who're
care she travelled all over Europe; and
acquired, during her residence abroad,
fined manners and highly cultivated
taste. Unfortunately she was the only
one oi the four Hawaiian girls
who lived to return to their native land.
Alter an absence OF thirteen years the
subject OF this sketch returned TO these
islands, in February, 1880, in company
with Mrs DR.. McGrew On her arrival
shc stayed with the late Hon. Mrs. Ber-
nice Pauahi Bishop, and a'terward with
the Sisters OF st. Andrews Priory ~he
was married 10 Mr. WrAy Taylor, June
p, 1881, by whom she had five children,
Who survive her. The cau-c ii death
wa- consumption, and the fatal result so.
accelerated by an attack OF pneumonia
The funeral will take place az 3 O'Clock
th.s afternoon from 81. Andrews Caths-
dr4t
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sE5IPPIx2 sOT ~.

Eas steamers ~ O. Hall eaa Iyalanj viii nth
-eags lo-naorrsn aaorntaz sas -ladvsr5 gorts.
The Earsl.e. Dark I4l3aa having COM plsteG
sircaarz1az cargo. "a nov on tue BERTH far
@soaDs ed the al ,aczat - aaas
The soaoeaer zaIaa4aaa - laId ~ s,r rzDs!ra
The asv 5siIar far fss steamer N11eJu has
been gises6 position
Toe aasolala from work- 30 ssa.tg.a ms
lsfss3 g1s elaefraeghg asv .on@r Tor sss
steamer Irslsa4.
Ta@ saflhz q mo 1aasTicsa barr Baas. e
ssoar Capfsia Hsrstou fns HhDzrnnz R}ta 40
CalBsse 1azse xesa, aas ss.a pat gons1 tli .
>'-.Sc< mir aogaiaz
ras scaoo4as S!es5. t4a<s p iron gtlSs as1a
g '~st .oaz Tor 81 = ~sasaaann'a plantation a.
v.l4aae Tor -oavsyibz .eat~r tram me nov arIe-
sias vsI. ~ tas .all!
Eae ara.. park from CrsZ vii Jesus f.roar.
aov for saa grnclaoo with sps1G 200 toas
s1z4r-<1 GaD bsa4.
fse steamer spr,T,ss vsa .1~sfsf from Us
H4rfa0 70. 9vty kpzpsf -
rs@ Daas@aHas Caats vii b. b.ajss gp
SO ziaaa sharr f"la morning ~ fsss 50 sazst.
Ts@ seaorh~r Iaa~pais@ .saoast won't 4rn
.sas rfes fsoaa y1,lor Isaa. Ap<pss -
FHs af7ao.ar w4laArsls. o. bes is@s trip t4
"atsns~ .seEe1 40 aaeoor sf0, tofst..afaa -
assis
me 'ssansar Vsi"anaia ,sap4Af N nsss s.r.
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CHU ON & co.
and japanese Goods, a. Nuusnu
street.

Have constantly on hand Silk, Satin,
Grape, Grass Cloth, Embroidered and
Hemstitched silk and Grass-cloth Hand
kerchiefs, Silk and Grape Shawls and
Scarfs.
A great variety OF Japanese and Chi
nese Tea Sets, Vases, Bronze and Lac
quered Wares.
Ivory, Sandalwood and Tortoiseshell
Card Cases, Paper Cutters, Fans and
Jewelry Cases.
Gold and Silver Jewelry, setting with
tiger claws, cat-eyes and amber, such as
Scarf Pins, Earrings, Bracelets, Neck
laces. etc.
An assortment of Chinese and Japan
csc nick-nacks and curiosities too num-
erOus to specify.
Chinese Mating a specially.
Also, just received, ex Hawaiian bark
Lillian" large invoice OF Ebony anu
Marble Furniture in sets. Table, Chairs
and Settees.
A full assortment OF Flower Pots, Arti
fetal Flower Baskets, Lacquered and
Bamboo Goods, etc.
The public is respectfully invited to
inspect our goods. 768 feb2
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.


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h'" '"a'U.' '"''' anu '"''"' nave t'''
q" N"'l"'t N""'""t"N'. ''' ~" N''A'
vacation"
meeting uf tho aisth Wad has been
'"I''' '"' 'h'A evening at the "''""'} "' '"'
h"""iu'" hil''.
II YOU want ta have "a good sea- bath
take the .la,, aud ~ out To- the Weikt,
oath huuao Every accommodation Will
/ bo found there.
The Trustee Of The Honolulu Library
and READING Room Aasociatipu viii bold "a
| meeting nj their Library Hall. Hotel
strcet. thi, evening
/ Honolulu Almanac and Directory b
! Toe 1857 is nov on aalc at II. sopef's
/ and A NJ newett's ncwa dcpots. aud a.
/ this office Price 80 cents
There were several snart show,rs last
evening but although the rain did not cool
the ur,lor of the tlranicu at their election 10
autiired a. lay the dust.
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,y,.,d .y,u ,,,,.uJ ~ IA. injecting in the
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'n"S nave 4u'e'L"s '''''' AZ ''''''N
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Waikiki road is full Of rnts IN places es-
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spihrra ~ The CnrItoI.

Washington Epidera have discovered
that game Is plentiful near tho electric
lights which illuminate the public build
iHRs ia consequence their webs nre 20
thick md numerous that portions pf the
architectural oruamcutntiou are no longer
gisibIe aud when torn down by ihS wind,
m when they fall from decay. Tho refuse
gives "a diugy and dirty appearance to
rv"rythiuR u comes ia contact with. Not
Duiy this bat these ndveuiurets take IOs
session If the portion 81 the coiiinR If my
room which receives tlc illumination.
tlirucr
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vessels F.xpeere.l from Foreign

e-~@%-aS TX AscEEEa4 dTaBaA DEeA6A EDfaNs
'E1w scLr General slegel, Sanders. from
French FrIEats 81 Gals. due Nov A1-3o
lark 81 L1cts sailed from NsE York March
Is due spten5sr 50
Ger ok Peter CTGcd efrCy, --, sailed from
Liverpool Lay Sr1, due ePE I-2S-
Brit oark 5lrDaE, from GlAzgcVs d1s October
1881
Ger sarE Hydra, from Eoazkaaz. due July
1919
Brit * YsIocisy. f-5u Eonzkong, due July
2s-5L
an 5kr2e Ferris = TEon psous Potter, from
"a EraEctacc due az EaE1llt July I5-sl
An * CsyLccs CALHOUN from. sal Frsucis-
ca DIE July ~
An 5kt1s : @ wilder. a Paul. from sa1
EraEcfsco due July zC-1
E55 VsEcaI1a .Ezzshiri from Chile
srs1c1 ri gate DucreE. from Chile
Er@1cz - gate lGrie. from Chile
An Il ID var1 MAJ. JoE1s5E. sailed frSE
ECsrca J1ue 13c. due SoV I-4S
Az ship Matilda EsrriE-az, f-1ra Eo1 zkc u &.
DE July 4z-~I
Z - I1z1sta sr>na Cai1a 1zs IaIy 20
Ar tern " EcgEs n Blum gsolc Port
TS.s i'd Q - = u l5-z1
= IA : Wild swaA. I1c Z HaIlfaz. from 3
America. 11a z.x g. -
CHILEAN cor~ssts E.nsralaa. from aoash
America
Ala arztae CoE4aeIo Z Z Cousins. from Port
Ts7y1ael.d. doe AEZ 1874
Il = : Mar 51ss .aaa.. Harvard. frs1a ssE
Sraaciscs, - r1Eta 70 tns Co.saiss. due Aaz
"sgp pcse6 d - Iopt
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Probate DIVISION
PnIIce Ennrf.
BEFORE Police JUSTICE DA2ro4

BEFORE Police JUSTICE DhYTo@.
WEDsEsDAY, Aug 81
Rex vs.. r n. HayseIden, charged
with forgery IN having on the 18th day
If February, 1875, within lhis Kingdom.
Pr wit. 1t Honolulu, ia the Island Di
Oahu. contrary 10 section J., Chapter
XXX, ri the Penal Code. altered in
writing. TO eit. bin 81 account rendered
by one r. g. Rowe, dated February e.
1895 The amount involved ia $50 Mr.
f. NJ Hatch. counsel for defendant.
asxed ior 8 continuance for three Or four
days. FIjs Honor sort Fbe case fDr Mon.
day next, sth instant, a. ~ r. ~.
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Monday, August 8, AID. 1887

To the highest bidder all the right. title and in.
terest of the said B. KaliIimoku, defendant. in
and TO the following property, unless said judg.
viously paid.
List of property for sale;
Land at Keanae, Hama. Maui. R. P. s.267 L. C.
A. 4,857, to Ghtkt: area 5O-1OO acres.
Land at Pahou, Koolau, Maui, r. P 8,2I5, to
Kalilimoku; area, IS 7-IOO acres.
Land at Honokohau, Bspauku, Maui, R. P
1915 L. c, A 5,927, to KapOi; area, 5O-loO acre.
Right. title and interest of b KaliIimoku in
3 certain piece of land at Valance and Pahou.
Kesnae. Hama. Maui, described in lease recorded
Lib. IS, fol. 4sI: area. I07 acres.
B. Ksliltmoku with KuIili lyg) of Kulihi, Oahu,
made mortgage to Honuakaha of Honolulu,
dated Nov. 49, 1888, recorded Lib IS, folio 1889;
B. Kalilimoku mortgaging the above described
lands, and Kalili (wl the following lands TO wit;
l. Apana /, R. P. ,495, L. c. A, 1928, 10 Hoe
nui, Kalihi, Oahu; area 4.1O.chains.
4. Apana 8. R. P. 1895 L. G. A. 1928 TO Hoe
nut, Kallhi Oahu; area, 26.1OO acre.
Terms cash Deeds at expense of purchaser
JOHN LoTA KAULUKoU,
Honolulu. June 2l, 1887.
The above sale is postponed until August sth,
at II o'clock noon, by order Of the Marshal.
76lsugI
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Vessels IN Port from Foreign Ports.

Hkw bark 2AlAkaaA, 3 Henderson, from val
p1r1tsC
Uss Adams, Louis kempE, from Acapulco.
VIA Efi1, hawaii
NJ ; Conquest Charles L Oxley, from
FAC C1EsuIt,
Br1r 5k lion Crag. Jones, from san Francisco
ESW
EraucIsCc
An Ok lanes Stone, c = Bars.o#, from Bos-
ton
INV bk Lillian. : Holland, from Hongkong
An orsJre II u Irwin, z .NcCUII0ch, from
5a z ERA rCtsEC
An tsr1 = ; Bozrs, VIZ BIuEz. from san
Francisco, VIA Eureka, Cal
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a New Drotlfrtra

atehtite hna boen recommended a. "A
drnifrIce by n Paul Vigier. who has
diacover"d that n prevents the formation
~ tartar lIis tooth powder contains
FSedrfel sieut,iel ADapat"ueJ. Gpgramuios
dTisI alum ~ cream II tartar. 3 Grnmmos
pywderrd ro@hinobl. 10 grnmmaa. "a
s'nen ~ peppermint nf other perfume.
70 dfpfa ArknusavY Traveller
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and "a sasaeuso,. f,p,e Waiaiua aoa Natauas.
oahu. JulN Ai
the uoYst Mail aioswsbip MarpoaA Uaptatu
II n Harvard. stuUld at,Ito g.. utntruw fs,ta
hsu Francisco pp he, way e. tta tuiau.ea
rUe atoa,se' Gwa n,uust GOO buuebaa bananas
tsou twA, oahu. Avgaat 81
The SCHOONER Mary. wbtob tote tur Kauai AuE
ust a.. viii start Itutu Matinee THE wsok with
ssvusaluui.t- for Nihua -, Htl IsIspL
II Il NJ a. conquest. Captain CbAtisa l.. ca
lea wtth Il n. NJ ,oup,tsataust J. Il Wedp
houss oa beard. lpft a. y pclpsL = asa August 80
tos Maui aua Hawaii. aud viii bv ataent about
two weeks. riot shepherd took the yvaasi uut
90 ssa
las
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Tho language ~ The very tough man
Hlls one uuabfuafpnlad 10 bla stpff aeipts
with 4raal e1DuIaf Tho other Ia9n IT,. al
Htugzfr WA describing "a tfsn frt all light
in s~hish hs hal issau engaged IT, thn an
ts.ttnt hh aaya - taps NH late dive - 1n
mug nnH raf.h~a hitn io da neck ser
ott@t @~~u bIn, ofit 10 air auI uihfs}a Ha
carpet IjsuoAt Ffnrs fsiatouat
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The +. 4. &bvzprfsga nGjeo has
printed the nh~ Consultation ln pam.
phjSt iprfn r. is inserted 80 mo "TinnD
lpln Almanac and b,faeiry." which
SIS" contains the old Cous'ilntiDn. and
will fe sod a. the .ld price GUg enrt@
Il..g
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The Royal Hawaiian Band. under the
lsaAership II Professor EcrZor. The band
master. will zVs a special moonlight
concert at Thomas Square This evening
,nanenc.nz 40 Z 70 D'cIDck n the
Weather pTSvesiavnrabIc tfccqaui should
IN = most eulDyabIr sus
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Supreme Court.
AT CHAMBERs-BEFoR PRESTON, }.
WEnNEsnAY AupI1sf ID

AT CHAMBERs-BEFORE PRESTON, J.
WEDNESDAY, August Sd.
E. G. Hoberon ct al VS.. Kameerui ct
al, eiectment. Jury waived from April
term, 1887. Heard and decision reserved
until after defendants shall have fled
brief Cecil Brown for plaintiffs; A.
Rosa for defendants.
w. c. Parke, assignee OF 7. J. Moss
man, w. NJ 2. and J. y. Robinson,
trover. Jury waived from April term,
1887. Heard and decision rendered.
Cecil Brown for plaintiffs; w A Kin
ney for defendants.
Probate DIVISION.
WEDNESDAY,. August Sd.
BEFORE BfCKEETOS, !.
Final accounts II Sanford B. Dole,
guardian Of the minor heirs oil VIM.
Johnson, deceased, are examined and
approved, and the guardian discharged
and h.s bond cancelled Received
s6o8 10; payments the same amount
no balance. The heirs are Oh 81 sgc.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, IL. /.
AR RHN AIS

WEDNESDAY,. August ;.
Steamer CUmmiEs Nielsen. from Wanna
GAlo. Oahu
SJ,nr w2imanalo. Underwood. from waiAn4e
and TAiaiUa
SShr Josephine. from Eva
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FEHHE WAIKIKI HEGIDESCE or Mr. FRED y
4 Hsyhelden, situated At Ia piolAni Park. bs -
tween the restdeuces Of Hon. ". u. IRWIN and
Mr. Frank Brown, - offered for rent Iea4o or
sale. Also the premises al loln ming tho Hawaiian
Opera House, Palace square. For te ms apply to
the undersigned. FRED II. HAYsELDES.
7G2augIu
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esseIs Leaving to-day

stur WainanaIc. Underwood. for YaiAEae,
Oahu. At 9 a II
ssur Cuuuaius. Nelson. for waiunanaIo,
Oahu
An bk Jas Stone, Msrstou, Tor HoUEkous
Sc6r Ess1a for Waia nae
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TAYLOR Ia Honolulu. Auguat 30. "a tor roat.
dpuau. hsrutAuiR sttoot. keutu.ttaut Lydia
trootutsts wife OF At. Way 49, tor. sgot 80
NuaVa.
81 Tue funeral Win tako place l.t.u "a An.
dsow's Cathedral 60 day ats O'Clock 4 u
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DEPARTURES.

WEDNESDAY,. August 3
II Conquest OHley. for Maui aud H4-
Eait
Scbr Mary Foster. for Kauai
Schr EAuikeaolli, for k0olau
Schr Moi Waniue. for HAIuakuA
Scbr Cauute, for HoroICu and OnCmss Hawaii
SShr Wstehu. for WzialuR
Schr Eas2I ri, for EocIau. Oahu
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Department OF Finnnee.

All persons having claims against the Ia.
wsltsr Government are requested 70 Sc nd them
a With - little delay possible 70 the depart
msnus responsible for their liquidation.
W, L. GREEN,
Minister OF Finance.
Honolulu. July y. 1857. 1S9jylStf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-04

The most wonderful values in ladies and
misses trimmed and uutrimmcd hats ever
offered in Honolulu are AT Fishels leading
Millinery House.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-04
PASsEsGEKs.

kEsGvALa.
from Tslal1a aEd Waian4-. per ssuar ~. man
40. kEZ4zt u T. y Bald via r Z Atwatsr + \
r-lree Hon = KaC@u4 and sar7aets . aouaas
FsFszt a14 ~ deck casseG xera.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-04

During my absence the entire stock will
be offered at reduced prices in order to
make room for the new stock ~ ;. Sachs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-04

The Assessor for Honoiuls viii De iu his oeico
90 attend 10 she returns from MONDAY the 18th
To saturday. tho SCJh Of July. FROM : = IA TO 5
=. IN After July SOth the Assessor VIII be Ell
gagged GA the outside limits 81 the district
JOHN ROSS
ft7-tSN Assessor Tor Honolulu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-04

Hats, trimmed and uutrmmed at half.
price, at Sachs store, in order to make
room for the new stock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-04
AdUertisfmfHis
BOATS FOR SALE

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-04

The Equitable
Life Assurance Society
on IIIE tHIIED bTAIEs.

OF TIE UNITED STATS
Death elaine paid ia IrsG IN per cent
Assets January lssl t15alD47Z ~
iIabiilttrs per cent basic m Ib4 IN ~
Surplus. per cent basis. 1880 .s75 ~
The surI,lus he based ou uls conservative
assumption that only per cent interest
viii De realized on iuYeeEuruts
ABaumiug that ~ per cent Niil lie real.
ized, IL amounts 80 thI 40 40 ~
Ag~Ihe ~ HFLtE. On every basis If
valuation. ~ LARGER THAN THAI or
ANY OTHER cOMPAHI ~ THE
WORLD.
New assurance IN 1896 tlIl 10 zGs ~
Larger than that 81 any ether COMPANY.
OutataudiuR aasurauce an 10 ms ~
Larger than that II any other coMDauy.
Paid policy holder. iu 1874 s,5zG. Gy7 ~
Paid policy holders since or
gHHiEatlou. ~ BfT ~: 80
Total income ....... .... 1878. 7ts -
Premium income. IG.Z7Z. ia ~
larger than that III any other COM apy
IMPROVEMENT DUHisO THR YEAh.
IBcr' Aas II preta Income ...... sIslg,f7L ~
lu>-~Aaa u surplus. per cent basis z4s5. EEg ~
IucFoass ~ aHsrfs. ......... 1861 .t55 ~
Policies !asDet on ali the DIaHa with All the
guarantee and COHcbasioHa. fgs full paFticu-
lars apply 70
ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT,
652 udayiZ 20 30. s KaahumanU street.